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  1. - 10th April 2008, 19:26 #1
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    In MPLAB click programmer in the tool bar. Then click settings. There you will find the place to not erase the EEPROM.

    ISCP = PICKIT2 from MICROCHIP.
    Also has a way not to erase the EEPROM during programming.
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    Thanks Dave !

    I just looked online and the Pickit2 seems to me a good solution. I will buy one.

    Best regards

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    It is a good solution. It's also a InCircuitDebugger, EEPROM programmer, and the standalone PC software also give you a free SerialCommunication terminal. No need Max232. Can be integrated in MicroCodeStudio programmer list as well.
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